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SE.Live Multistreaming

Multi-Streaming

SE.Live enables you to stream their content on multiple platforms simultaneously: Twitch, YouTube (Horizontal + Veritcal/Shorts), X (twitter), Kick, Trovo, TikTok, and you can also stream to Custom RTMP destinations.
A new dock in OBS enables you to manage your connected platforms, set audio channels per output, and the ability to manage multiple canvases.
StreamElements canvases support vertical streaming, recording, reusing sources and linking scenes.
Custom canvases can also be used to dual-stream to platforms like Twitch using native OBS support for for those platforms.

What's New

This release is mostly about stability. We tracked down and fixed a long list of crashes — switching scenes and scene collections, quitting OBS, updating OBS, and stopping a stream when you're broadcasting to more than one destination or canvas.

SE.Live is also lighter on your GPU: video encoders are now created only when they're actually used, so idle setups leave more headroom for the encoding that matters.

When something does go wrong, crash reporting is far more reliable — reports are no longer lost or silently skipped, you're always asked before anything is sent, and OBS won't be left hanging behind a hidden prompt. Your dock layout also survives scene-collection switches intact.

Please note: SE.Live now requires OBS 32.2.0 or newer.

Release Notes

26.9.4.994

Fix: lazy video encoder creation on use to reduce GPU resource consumption
Fix: cache encoder basic properties to reduce GPU resource consumption
Fix: crash under certain conditions when scenes are changed
Fix: use OBS private canvas objects in custom video compositions instead of OBS views directly
Fix: adjust unknown encoder video formats to preferred NV12 video format
Fix: crashes triggered by corrupted memory
Fix: crashes triggered by OBS Studio update
Fix: crashes triggered by exiting OBS Studio
Fix: crash triggered by a race between the OBS Update dialog on start-up and SE.Live
Fix: crash when stopping a stream while broadcasting from more than one canvas or to more than one destination
Fix: crashes caused by running out of memory were not reported
Fix: crash reporting silently unavailable on installations with a long configuration path
Fix: some crashes were reported without asking permission first, and without the details needed to act on them
Fix: crashes caused by memory corruption or a fatal internal check were not reported at all
Fix: OBS Studio could be left running and unresponsive after a crash when the report prompt was blocked behind another window
Fix: SE.Live docks were registered incorrectly with the OBS window, corrupting the saved layout
Fix: the crash report prompt no longer processes unrelated window messages while a crash is being collected
Fix: crash when switching scene collections, caused by SE.Live docks not being registered correctly with the OBS window
Fix: OBS Studio could crash a second time while the crash report prompt was on screen, losing the report being collected
Fix: crashes originating in other plug-ins could be reported as SE.Live crashes
Fix: small memory leak during the update check
Fix: crash when a scene item changed while its video composition was being destroyed
Fix: scene item data returned to the JavaScript API was missing its videoCompositionId
Fix: a local file request with a bad signature was correctly refused, but leaked a file handle each time
Infra: removed the unused 32-bit installer build
Infra: crash reporting backend switched to sentry.io
Breaking change: SE.Live now requires at least OBS 32.2.0

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